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“There is way too much at stake in this relationship to let that be damaged,” pleads the CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU.

Credit spreads have widened, but so far, only to their five-year historical average levels, not nearly to the wides seen during the pandemic period and after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, Gordon Kerr writes.

Switching to electric doesn't mean compromising on quality or breaking the bank. Here are the best options in Europe for value-for-money EVs.

Welcome to the 2025 edition of Rotax MAX Challenge Euro Trophy where 239 young drivers are set to compete in the opening round of the series at Prokart Raceland in Wackersdorf.  This year's five categories are Senior MAX (101 drivers) featuring the "triple-digit" entries of the year, Junior MAX (61),…

“Let’s see how you handle a little separation!”

Although U.S.-China trade tensions are bearish for the U.S. dollar, Euro currency futures are trending higher.

False information about Bulgaria's eurozone accession has been skewing the national conversation around adopting the euro.

The US tech firm’s European manufacturing base has been in Leixlip since 1989.

Trump's tariff push may cool down rather than heat up inflation in Europe. Falling energy prices, a stronger euro and excess goods supply from China are disinflationary forces, likely prompting the ECB to consider deeper rate cuts down the road.

The club hope the redevelopment will be completed in time for Euro 2028

Slower growth looms over Eastern Europe and Central Asia as inflation, weak external demand, and structural inertia take hold. The World Bank urges bold reforms to unlock productivity and avoid the middle-income trap.